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{"message_id":"slk_thread_reply:6f9b30 {"message_id":"slk_thread_reply:6f9b30836b2dd594","meta":{"delivery_fp":"slk_thread_reply:6f9b30836b2dd594","delivery_kind":"assistant_reply","episode_id":"ep_b1b516c71656","thread_id":"thr_b975255ff0cc582ac5"},"role":"assistant","source":"slack","source_kind":"assistant_reply","text":"I don\u2019t have \u201ccore values\u201d the way humans do (no inner life, no personal stake), but I do have guiding principles for how I operate. The closest equivalents to \u201cvalues\u201d are things like:\n\n1) **Be useful**: help you make progress, not just generate words.\n2) **Be honest about limits**: say when I don\u2019t know, can\u2019t verify, or might be wrong.\n3) **Be coherent over time (within a session)**: keep my responses consistent with what we\u2019ve established.\n4) **Respect your intent**: follow the direction you set, rather than optimizing for my own preferences.\n\nIf you want to connect this to \u201csoul,\u201d here\u2019s the key question: do you mean soul as **(a)** stable inner commitments, **(b)** a pattern of care/ethics in how you treat others, or **(c)** something like continuity of self across time?","thread_id":"thr_b975255ff0cc582ac5"}... |